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Delivery Hero (DHER) stock up 4% to €29.5 as Aspex forces CEO exit and Korea sale opens
Aspex pushed out the CEO and bought 5% more. Prosus must keep selling. Korea is on the block. Delivery Hero (XETRA: DHER) is being rebuilt in real time.
Is setmelanotide the first true disease-targeted therapy for hypothalamic obesity?
Is setmelanotide redefining hypothalamic obesity treatment? Explore what Rhythm Pharmaceuticals, Inc.’s EU approval means for markets and growth.
The Turnberry Agreement: Inside the asymmetric United States and European Union trade framework now under strain
Brussels accepted a 15 per cent tariff ceiling for stability. Trump just breached it. The Turnberry Agreement was the floor, not the deal.
Turnberry Agreement under strain: Trump hikes European Union car tariffs to 25% from next week
European Union autos face a 25 per cent United States tariff next week. Brussels says it complied. Trump says it did not. The Turnberry deal hangs in the balance.
Brussels opens phase II probe into UPM and Sappi paper JV as Sappi (JSE: SAP) trades near 52-week low
Europe's two largest graphic paper makers want to merge their declining businesses. Brussels says that may leave printers with fewer choices and higher prices.
Brussels orders Google to open Android to rival AI assistants in DMA interoperability draft
Google reserved Android's AI hooks for Gemini. Brussels now wants rival assistants to run native tasks too, with binding measures due within six months.
Can Europe’s Critical Raw Materials Act turn lithium projects into bankable infrastructure?
Europe wants lithium sovereignty, but projects still need bankable economics. The Critical Raw Materials Act now faces its financing test.
IBM, AWS, and Microsoft face $195bn sovereign cloud rules built to cut them out
Sovereign cloud is a $195bn market in 2026 and governments are writing procurement rules that hyperscalers were not built to meet. Who wins and who adapts?
Chinese EV makers circle Europe’s idle car plants as Brussels weighs a 70% local content rule
BYD, Leapmotor, Chery and SAIC are absorbing Europe's surplus auto capacity as Brussels prepares a 70 percent local content rule for Chinese-built EVs.
Delska opens 10 MW Riga data center as Latvia pushes for a bigger role in Europe’s AI infrastructure
Delska has launched a 10 MW Riga data center built for AI and HPC. Read why the project could reshape Baltic digital infrastructure ambitions.